The decision-making process that involves making a decision on the basis of certain features that are similar to a stereotyped model is called ________.
A) compensatory decision modeling
B) hill-climbing
C) the availability heuristic
D) the representativeness heuristic

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The representativeness heuristic involves making a decision based on how closely the situation matches a stereotyped model or "representative" image. Compensatory decision modeling involves evaluating options on multiple criteria and making trade-offs, while hill-climbing involves choosing an option that moves you closer to a goal. The availability heuristic involves making a decision based on the ease with which examples come to mind.

The Decision-Making Process That Involves Making a Decision on the Basis